Poems by Henry Kendall
Extempore Lines
... Since Noahs flood, the fettered slave ...
Urara
... And the foes that we sought, and the fights which we fought, ...
Etheline
... The dripping leaves are white with death, ...
Campaspe
... Of the trap in the droop in the raiment - the snare in the folds of the hair! ...
Euroclydon
... When the sea-heralds clamour, and elves of the war, ...
At Her Window
... And, therefore, knowing this from you, whove shared ...
Silent Tears
... The winds dark dungeon must have vent ...
Ella with the Shining Hair
... And Love looked round, and said: Oh, you ...
Passing Away
... With their dower of splendour and shade! ...
Bells Beyond the Forest
... Did I not, amongst these thickets, weave my thoughts and passions into rhyme, ...
God Help our Men at Sea
... And the pent waters gleam, and the wild surges scream - ...
The Voice in the Wild Oak
... And fills thy strong, strange rhyme by fits ...
Robert Parkes
... My soul has passed through blood and fire, ...
Mary Rivers
... Twenty white-haired Junes have left usgrey with frost and bleak with gale ...
In Memory of Edward Butler
... Where sighs the sedge and moans the marsh, ...
